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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1966
Page
7
Two couples celebrated 46th and 27th anniversaries at a supper June 1 at the Legion Club in York. Attendees included the Lewis Schott family, the Lester Anderson family, and relatives from Polk Shelby Bellwood and Fremont areas. Local visits and hospital news follow, with attending family members and guests from Oaklands California to Lincoln Nebraska.
The Lewis Dunn family and Mrs Neola Dunn traveled to Lincoln Saturday for the University of Nebraska commencement at Pershing Auditorium where Dick Dunn was a graduating student. Other items note Mrs Gerhardt Lux visiting Grand Island and hospital, Dale Dunn and Linda Meister as Omaha visitors, and university students Dick Anne Dunn and Ronald Lux returning home.
Peterson Furn Auto Upholstery adds a 20 year experienced upholsterer and plans a second new hire in about three weeks. The shop, at its 18 year location on corner 25th Ave and Hi in Columbus Nebraska, offers quick furniture and auto upholstery with free estimates. Call 564-8850 or drop a card.
Shelby parish Altar Society held a guest day on Thursday afternoon with Mmes. Leonard Augustin, Hubert Girard, Leo Albers, Lewis Schott, Adolph Kresha and Alfred Kuhnel in attendance. The program featured old and new wedding gowns modeled by parish girls. Betty Kresha spent the weekend with the Max Gabel home as well.
Mrs Wallace Benda presented piano students in a Shelby EUB Church recital last Tuesday night. A 5th and 6th grade group sang with Mrs Benda while students received color pins and awards for the year. Refreshments followed and spring flowers decorated.
The First Communion Mass for children is set for Sunday at St Andrews with a 6 30 a m start. Numerous families and relatives attended recent gatherings including anniversaries and weddings, while local students and Guard members prepared for camp Ripley as spring activities continued in the area.
Neighbors and friends held a shop shower for the Fischers at their home on Wednesday evening. The Fischers recently suffered a fire and lost several items. Mrs. Grace Buchta and the L. W. McCormicks and son from Atlanta IA dined with the Julius Johnsons Monday. Mrs. E. E. Burritt hosted her contract bridge club Tuesday afternoon with a 2 o'clock dessert.
Social notes record visits and gatherings across households. Mrs Madeline Powers won a high school score. Fr iday guests included the Carl Wiesemans. Rex Dake, Grace Buchta, and Arthur Deeter visited. the Deeters stayed at Norris Larson’s. the Rutters and Fernandez joined Theo Samland in Omaha for a university graduation and air force reserve commission. Samland, Rutters son in law, slated to enter air force in October. Karla Burritt, Lincoln descent, hospitalized for Friday surgery but later reported fine and due home soon. Picnic hosts included the Bill Umsteads and Al Rommerse with Ron Carlson’s family. The McCormacks and Lincoln visitor spent the weekend in the 30s.
Albion and the Carl Tschauners of Columbus were supper guests at the John Hahn home. The Hahns hosted in the evening. Ernie Gabriels of Moline Illinois attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Leonard Heimer and visited his father John W. Gabriel and brothers Arthur and Albert. Lou is Shemek funeral in Osceola drew Glen, Leo and Allen Kreshas and Luther Potters. Donald Lemps of Columbus visited the Allyn Leimser family. Ricky and Cindy Husmann stayed with grandparents Lawrence Leimser. Mildred Hahn sprained ankle in Osceola Wednesday while at Old Times Day and is under a physician’s care.
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